Wednesday, October 5, 2022

Global Economic Monitor 221006

(Introduction)

[Markets]
※   Wall Street ends lower
※   Oil hits 3-week high on supply cuts
※   Dollar rebounds, up over 1%


[Indicators]


[World]
※   Move to reduce daily output by 2 million barrels is likely to boost prices and help Moscow
※   High inflation and borrowing costs, supply disruptions are weakening global demand for exports and imports
※   a parallel reality in which Russia pretends to exercise sovereignty over thousands of square miles of territory that its military does not actually control


[Korea]
※   디지털경제연구소: 편향된 시장해석과 방향 없는 규제
•   국토위(박상혁): GTX 왕복 요금, 최대 1만원 달할듯


[Opinions]
•   Project Syndicate(Beatrice Fihn): The Crumbling Nuclear Taboo
•   Project Syndicate(Jonathan D. Ostry): The Canary in the Inflation Coal Mine
•   Project Syndicate(Mariana Mazzucato): Toward a Progressive Economic Agenda
•   Project Syndicate(Zhang Jun): What’s Happened to China’s Economy?
•   FT(Robert Armstrong): The Jolts jolt
•   WSJ(Editorial Board): The Missiles of North Korea
•   WSJ(Daniel Henninger): Putin’s Best Weapon: Bidenomics
•   WSJ(Jacob R. Borden): You Can’t Build Roads Without Oil
•   WSJ(Andrew A. Michta): Ukraine Needs a Guarantee from NATO
•   Bloomberg(Editorial Board): UK Pension Funds Shouldn’t Be This Exciting
•   Bloomberg(Clara Ferreira Marques): Southeast Asia Can’t Afford Climate Backsliding
•   Bloomberg(Leonid Bershidsky): Putin’s War Hawks Are No Longer In Step
•   Bloomberg(Marc Rubinstein): The Bank of England Promotes Moral Hazard — Again.

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